The book "Albert Einstein, Boris Podolsky, Nathan Rosen" offers a comprehensive analysis of the groundbreaking EPR paper from 1935, which revolutionized the foundations of quantum mechanics. This work thoroughly addresses the concept of entanglement, a central element of quantum mechanics, for the first time. The authors discuss the profound implications of this theory and its impact on our understanding of nature. The book not only includes the original text of the EPR paper but also a detailed commentary that illuminates the historical context and analyzes the various aspects of entanglement. It explores the philosophical and practical consequences of quantum mechanics, including the famous thought experiments that illustrate the peculiarities of the quantum world. This publication is significant for both professionals and those interested in the foundations of modern physics.